The National tribune., 1887-09-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts OF the
World.


AZ Cork, ireland, the trial of Mr. VIM.
O'Brien, charged under the crimes act with
using seditious language in a public address,
was concluded Saturday. The accused was
found guilty and sentenced 10 three months
Imprisonment. Notice of appeal from the judg-
ment OF the court was giyen.--ln Belfast
Saturday night a mob wrecked an inn and
pelted the police with stones. The police were
reinforced and order was restored Several
League meetings In Clare were dispersed by
the police without resistance. The Paris GaloiS
publishes a report 20 the effect that the re-
mains of Napoleon i have been stolen from
the tomb in the Hotel des lnvalides and cast
TO the winds. Other papers deny the truth of
the report.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
The death order to the sheriff at Chicago,
H., in the Anarchist case, was handed down
by the supreme Court Saturday. The Supreme
Court OF the State having affirmed the decision
and sentence Of the seven dynamiters, they are
ordered 10 be hanged Nov. ll.--At Quebec
four small children Of one family, while play
ing among some shells fired by the artillery
IN the recent competition picked up one which
bad not been exploded They fired the fuse
which discharged it, killing three of tho chill
dren and fatally iniuriug the fourth.-At
Dayton, o.. George Zeigler stopped in corner
grocery, where Daniel Alexander agreed 10
pay for all the liquor Zeigler would drink
Zeiger drank p glasses Of 5-cent whisky,
walked POO yards home, sat down and died.
"A fight occurred nj ToutO Basin, Ariz, on
the 18th. in which Thos. Graham, Joseph Ell
hngwood and a man named Middleton were
killed on the Graham side, and George Newton
and JAS. Tewlsbury ON the Tewksbury side
VIM. Hartung, a weli-kuown citizen Of
Reading, Pa, fell into kettle of catsup which
WAS being boiled in the yard of his residence
and died Saturday night from bis injuries
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT Chicagoa committee has been appointed
10 take the necessary steps for the erection Of
a monument in Haymarket Square TO COM
momorate the deeds of the policemen who lost
their lives in the Haymarllet riot. Ii is pro-
posed 10 raise the funds by general subscrip-
ton.-The Weather Bureau reports that xiii
ing frosts occurred in Central Illinois, Northern
Indiana, Ohio and Michigan during the latter
portion of last week. Commissioner Littlcr,
of the Pacific Railroad Commission, admits that
the commission after investigating the Central
Pacific Railroad Company in san Francisco
borrowed $1,000 from the company TO pay its
hotel and other bills in that city. The loan
was repaid the next day, funds having in the
meantime been deposited to the credit of the
commission by the GOvernment-Assistant
Secretary Maynard has authorized the free inn
p0rtati0n at New York of bronze statue of
Gen. Washington, which is TO form part
OF monument 10 be erected IN Paramount
Park, Philadelphia, by the Society of the
Cincinnati, of Pennsylyania.-Sa was
a red-letter day in the history of the di-
Vorce courts of Chicago. Over 100 default
eases alOne-said TO be the largest number on
record for one day-wcre disposed Of
In parts of Maine snow fell Sunday covering
the tops of the mountains. light on
the hand of the Statue of Liberty on Bedloes
Island has caused the death of thousands of
birds. Attracted by the light, they dash against
it and fall dead. On Saturday morning l,375
dcad birds were fOund.-The CHATTANOOGA
lIcnn.) ISaaesmar, in its quarterly review of
the Southern industrial situation saws that
the reports from the commercial and indus
trial centers Of the South betoken most graft
tying condition of affairs. Crops everywhere
In the South are about the average, and the
general Volume of business is increased
Nearly 200 c0lOred walters ia eight principal
hotels IN Cincinnati struck Saturday, and noti-
ued their employers that their wages were not
satisfactory, but that they would return 10
work at the same wages on condition that their
Union should be recognized. The uroprietors
filed the places made vacant by the strike and
then bacllstod all the strikers and agreed
never to employ any Of them.--Great excite
ment prevails in Tucson, Ariz., over the re-
ported outbreak Of the San Carlos Apache In
olans. a courier arrived at PonianO late Satur-
day notifying all the settlers IN the valley that
TWO bands had left the reservation aud were
marching south. This is supposed to be the re-
suit of the killing Of Horton, the post trader,
who was murdered by the Indians Friday. The
outbreak bids fair 10 be Of a very serious char
acter. Already two bands are reported To be
out, and If such is the case the destruction Of
life aud property will be great.